Income Tax

CBDT targets 1.25 crores new return filers during FY 2017-18

CBDT targets 1.25 crores new return filers during FY 2017-18 who have not filed return in the previous three Financial Years (2014-15 to 2016-17) 

Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) in a letter dated 27th Sep, 2017 written to all Principal Chief Commissioners of Income Tax has allocated targets for adding new Income Tax Return filers during FY 2017-18.

As per the said letter, during the Rajaswa Gyan Sangam- 2017 it was decided that focused efforts will be made by the Income Tax Department to significantly increase the tax base during the current financial year. Accordingly, the Board has decided that an all-India target of adding 1.25 crore new income-tax return filers may be set for FY 2016-17 to concentrate efforts of the Department to this critical key result area.

CBDT has assigned the the targets for new ITR for different Regions as under:

Region Target for new return filers  for FY 2017-18

Region

Target for new return filers for FY 2017-18

    JAIPUR 580261
AHMEDABAD 941123 KANPUR 616725
BANGALORE 876846 KOCH I 362156
BHOPAL 620925 KOLKATA 697685
BHUBHNESWAR 234850 LUCKNOW 620651
CHANDIGARH 1041948 MUMBA1 740741
CHENNAl 1047702 NAGPUR 211922
DELHI 727367 PATNA 502132
GUWAHATI 254948 PUNE 1182532
HYDERABAD 1239486 Total 12500000

In order to distribute the target amongst the CCIT Regions, the CBDT has adopted the following parameters/criteria:

  • The number of new return filers added during FY 2016-
  • The size of current tax base (number of existing return filers).
  • Number of potential non -filers under NMS under categories P 1, P2 and P3

CBDT has clarified that the above targets are in respect of number of new return filers and not number of new taxpayers and, therefore, the number of new taxpayers who have tax credit in Form 26AS but have not filed will not be counted towards achievement of the target. A ‘new return filer’ for this purpose is defined as a person who has not filed return in the previous three Financial Years (2014-15 to 2016-17) but has filed return in the current financial year.

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